Sentences with phrase «about odd shots»

Not exact matches

Besides, it's odd to suddenly care about hurt feelings when I'm pretty sure telling half of FBS they don't have a shot at the national title no matter how well they play is more hurtful to those feelings than winning 59 - 0 instead of 49 - 0.

Location Scout — I worked in a location scouting office, mostly representing short term rentals for photo shoots and TV commercials but I liked to be out and about so I always volunteered when an odd request came up or the need to photograph a new spot for our catalogs.

One thing was odd about Chelyabinsk compared to other LL chondrites: it was shot through with cracks that had filled in with molten metal.

Other shooters, from Gears of War to Halo are all about aim shoot, repeat, throw grenade, cover - so I find it odd to accuse the game of this, after all, the huge number of weapons and upgrades are an excellent feature.

But it tells us nothing about her sex life, before or after her return to religion, which is odd, given that director Mary Harron (I Shot Andy Warhol, American Psycho), who wrote the script with Guinevere Turner (Go Fish), wants to unpack 50s sexual ideology as well as revel in it.

It's rather odd that Biel's contribution to the commentary isn't trumpeted either on the box or the disc menu, but then again she, like the other two, have fairly little of interest to say — nothing more than the usual info about locations and the circumstances surrounding a particular shooting day.

The resulting film was, in the words of Wiseau's friend and co-star Greg Sestero — who later co-wrote (with journalist Tom Bissell) a spellbindingly funny memoir about the shoot — «majestically odd.»

As you can clearly see from the spy shots, the F150 is still not near completion, as it still features that odd - looking fascia, which looks almost like a largemouth bass about to gobble up a worm.

Whilst many other travellers are hanging around in traveller bars telling tall tales about how they like to go places where travellers don't, we are there, taking shots and doing more for the local economy by making the odd contribution to locals for taking their pictures.

So as I mentioned yesterday about Ketut, against all odd heading up to Canggu in the morning, here's the photos that he shot.

For those who don't have time to watch the video, here's more on Sarno, and on how Obert, then a magazine writer, heard about this odd character and decided to seek him out — with the resulting encounter triggering his decision to shoot the film (his first):

Kirk — it feels odd to write a comment when the post is about non-verbal communication, but I'll give it a shot.